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Eliezer 2022-09-02 02:43:24
39 years of understanding trust and separation
The focus of this story is not the same sex, but the same sex promotes certain conditions, such as being suddenly dismissed at this age and temporarily homeless without children. The two protagonists are in completely different living conditions, and each experience a different feeling of being...
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Jazmyne 2022-08-20 16:51:22
It's the first time I didn't understand a romance movie
To be honest, I didn't really get it, especially the kid Joey. How could he be so emotionally fluctuated? At first I thought he was gay, but struggled with hating his sexuality, but the story ends with the guy who seems to have grown up because of Uncle Ben's death and has a girlfriend. So I...
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Bartender: Are you guys new in the neighborhood?
Ben: Are you kidding? There was a famous "sip in" right here in this bar to challenge the New York State regulation that prohibited bars from serving homosexuals.
Bartender: Yeah, we have a clipping from The New York Times framed here somewhere.
Ben: 1966. Me and four other guys, we came in here accompanied by five reporters. When we were denied service, we denounced the State Liquor Authority.
Bartender: Oh my God. You're that guy?
Ben: Yeah, I was one of the guys.
Bartender: Wow. Well, this round's on me, fellas.
[Ben and George start laughing as soon as the bartender leaves]
George: You are such a liar!
Ben: What?
George: You'll do anything for a free drink!
Ben: Well, I knew the guy who thought it up.
George: Who, Frank?
Ben: Yeah. That was his claim to fame.
George: Oh, I thought his claim to fame was something entirely different.
Ben: Well, that too.
[both start laughing even harder]
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Joey: What the fuck, Vlad?
Vlad: I'm posing for your uncle's new masterpiece.
Joey: That's so gay.
Ben: People have been modeling for painters for centuries now, Joe. All kinds of people.
Vlad: He doesn't mean homosexual, Uncle Ben. He just means stupid.
